Charles Spencer on the royal fallout following Princess Diana's death
Summary
Charles Spencer, the brother of Diana, Princess of Wales, has written a new book called "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," sharing his personal views on Diana’s life and death. The book includes Spencer's claim that King Charles said they would soon forget Diana after her death, which caused controversy and a response from the royal palace.Key Facts
- Charles Spencer is Diana, Princess of Wales’s brother and the 9th Earl Spencer.
- Spencer’s new book, "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," will be published by Penguin Press.
- In the book, Spencer says King Charles told him, "We'll forget her soon enough," referring to Diana after her death.
- The palace responded by saying Spencer’s memories may be influenced by grief and could affect his judgment.
- Diana was chosen as a royal bride at 19, married Prince Charles, but their marriage ended in divorce.
- Spencer claims Diana faced jealousy and opposition from parts of the British establishment during her life.
- Diana was very popular with the public, but her relationship with Prince Charles had serious difficulties.
- The book was motivated by requests for Spencer’s personal side of Diana’s story ahead of the 30th anniversary of her death.
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